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Proposer
Timothy Yap
Title
Refining Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis Through Subjectivity in the Pipeline
Goal
To develop and evaluate an enhanced Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA) pipeline that incorporates subjectivity analysis, in order to improve the accuracy and granularity of sentiment interpretation in customer feedback for a specific product or service domain.
Description
Aspect-Based Sentiment Analysis (ABSA) is a fine-grained approach to sentiment analysis that identifies specific aspects of a product, service, or entity within text and determines the sentiment expressed toward each one. Unlike traditional sentiment analysis, which focuses on overall sentiment, ABSA offers more detailed insights. Subjectivity, reflecting the extent to which text conveys personal opinions or emotions rather than objective facts, plays a key role in interpreting sentiment. This project aims to design and evaluate an enhanced ABSA pipeline that integrates subjectivity analysis to better process customer feedback in a specific domain. By incorporating subjectivity into the pipeline, the goal is to improve ABSA accuracy and provide actionable insights into customer sentiment on specific aspects, helping businesses respond more effectively to user concerns.
Resources
Python, Deep Neural Nets
Background
Url
Difficulty Level
Moderate
Ethical Approval
None
Number Of Students
1
Supervisor
Timothy Yap
Keywords
sentiment analysis, aspect-based, neural network, machine learning
Degrees
Bachelor of Science in Computing Science